Sentence examples for upon the sum of from inspiring English sources

Then their masking effect value depends upon the sum of their weighted powers [23].

The cluster head election technique was used, and the routing path was selected based upon the sum of residual energy used for data transmission [12].

The imposition of a structure upon the sum of the boards and bricks does not add a part to the thing that is that sum, and hence, the sum of the boards and bricks is the same in essentia as the house they are the very same thing.

Players then take turns arranging their tiles into words on the grid, and keep score based upon the sum of the point values of the letters and on whether any tiles landed on various double and triple letter and word bonus squares on the grid.

A cumulative score was given based upon the sum of all of the parameters measured.

The equation can then be solved explicitly to provide a point estimate of probability based upon the sum of the coefficients and the intercept.

In order to avoid damaging effects upon cleaning the sum of the F values of the two beams must be lower to the ablation threshold of the underlying original surface, while for ensuring an efficient cleaning the total F must be higher to the IR ablation threshold for dark pollution encrustation removal (i.e. FIR_crust ~ 0.8 J/cm2).

The net result will depend upon the sum total of all of these separate effects.

The plaintiff proceeded to make the changes and finish the house as desired by the defendant, and to cut down the trees, and he also secured a bank mortgage upon the premises in the sum of $4,500.

To gain an understanding of Proposition 3, note that the sign of (∂ p NC ⁎ / ∂ c ) − (∂ p NC ⁎ / ∂ s ) depends upon the sign of the sum of the three expressions presented below.

attorney's fees, having deducted from the amount appearing to be due upon the note of Mrs. Fortier the sum of $2,140, that sum being the amount retained by Godchaux out of the proceeds of the note of Mrs. Fortier for the debt due him by Mr. Fortier, with the interest, etc.